I want NPCs to react differently to Lucia and Jason

[stevefromohio]

My biggest wish isn't a new weapon or vehicle. It's small changes in how strangers behave depending on which character you're playing.

If a shopkeeper remembers a bad interaction, or a crowd reacts differently to Lucia versus Jason, that would make switching characters genuinely interesting. How far do you think they should take it?

 

[Northbound27]

Different social reactions would give the world personality. I'd rather have a few convincing interactions than thousands of generic voice lines.

 

[cloudy_skies]

As long as it doesn't become repetitive harassment dialogue every time you walk down the street. Variety is the key.

 

[midnightcoffee]

imagine getting permanently banned from a convenience store because you were rude once. 10/10 realism

 

[daniel84]

RDR2's greet/antagonize system is a strong foundation. I'd love to see memory, context and location matter more.

 

[stevefromohio]

Exactly. I'm picturing subtle differences rather than a completely separate game for each character.